Hello everybody, I'm Solarstone and welcome to this, the third in motion of producer talks,

where I talk to artists and DJs who I know and I like, well, I like, I like all of them so far.

And this one I particularly like, because this is Farias, who is, I think, the most handsome boy in France.

And a very lovely man, and somebody who I think whose experience in our scene is possibly quite unique, and I think he might have some interesting stories for us. So

hello Ferris or better known to his friends as Adam. How are you?

I'm good. Thanks, mate. What a lovely intro. Thanks for having me today.

My pleasure. So Adam and I have worked together on a couple of tracks last year. We used to see each other,

didn't we, at various events around the world? And Adam worked for enhanced recordings.

And whenever we used to meet, you always used to say, when are we going to get a track

or a remix from you for the label, didn't you? And I never used to be able to remember your name did I I was literally about to say you can never remember my name so you always say I know you you're that you're the handsome one but I can't remember your name and I suppose it was like a backhand compliment it was like but he can't remember my name he has called me handsome. So it's a win-win situation.

Pauli used to say, why can't you remember his name?

And I'm really terrible with.

You know what I came up with to remember you by?

For me, you are like a really excellent example of what a man should look like.

And so I associated you with Adam and Eve, like the first man.

So when I saw you the last time, I saw you and I thought, oh yeah, he looks like the first man.

His name must be Adam.

Well, that's very kind. I'll take that. What a great way to remember it.

Because as we know, the trance scene, boys in the trance scene are not particularly, not particularly good looking, are they? You know,

trans producers are not known for their looks. I mean, I, yeah, I, I, uh, I suppose it's, well,

it's, well, we've gone right in the deeper, didn't we? No, I, do you know what, I suppose,

what I love about trans and I've always loved about it, is that it has never felt like

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